I'm transported to the Zerg world, and my female Zerg wife loves me so much.

As the hospital corridor video went viral on StarNet, more and more netizens questioned whether Tegels was really crazy.

It's unclear whether Tegels has broken down or if his condition has worsened.

He's been going crazy on StarNet since noon, attacking any comments that guess he's mentally unstable. He uses the most vicious language, spouting nonsensical arguments.

Tegels's actions successfully drew all the firepower away. Few insects paid attention to Cheng Chu and Mikel.

Cheng Chu also greeted the few stubborn insects that remained.

[Isn't Mikel an admiral? How come he just stood by and watched his males fight without intervening? This violates the rules for female dominance, doesn't the male insect protection association do anything about it?]

Cheng Chu: [Are you too idle?! You're so nosy, why don't you stop you?!]

[Not to be nosy, but Mikel's belly doesn't look like it could produce an S-class male offspring. Lord Cheng Chu has definitely been fooled. Once he gives birth to a female offspring, Lord Cheng Chu should divorce him. Don't waste such good genes from Lord Cheng Chu.]

Cheng Chu: [No need to be modest, you're just being nosy! Also, whether Mikel gives birth to a male or female offspring, I—the male master of Mikel—love them both! It's none of your business!]

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Cheng Chu was so engrossed in his rants that he sometimes felt he was too slow, so he asked 0123 for help.

Upon seeing Cheng Chu's S-level male insect certification, most of the other party dared not retort and meekly shut up.

The sound of an aircraft came from outside, and Cheng Chu had just finished greeting a cynical netizen.

He dropped the personal computer, sprang up from the sofa, and rushed towards the door.

0123 hovered and followed.

Mikel disembarked from the aircraft, gave Elijah a few instructions, and then sent him back.

He turned and walked towards the villa. He hadn't gone far when he saw the gate open and the male insect came running over with a beaming smile.

"Honey, you're finally back."

Mikel smiled and quickened his pace to meet him.

"My lord, did you have a good day?"

Cheng Chu reached out and hugged Mikel, then thought for a moment before saying, "Hmm...it's alright."

"Hmm?" Mikel rubbed his face against the male insect's chin and asked, "What do you mean by 'okay'?"

Happy is happy, unhappy is unhappy, what does "okay" mean?

Mikel thinks that the brain circuits of young male insects can sometimes be quite strange.

Cheng Chu let go of Mikel, took his hand, and walked home together. The afterglow of the setting sun slanted across the two, casting long shadows.

Cheng Chu used his thumb and forefinger to draw a small distance between Mikel and said, "It's alright, I'm a little happy, and a little unhappy."

"Why are you a little unhappy?" Mikel asked with some concern.

Cheng Chu shook their clasped hands and said with a smile, "I haven't seen my wife and baby all day, so I'm a little unhappy."

Mikel walked alongside the male insect, and upon hearing the reason for the male's unhappiness, he couldn't help but laugh.

But then, as if remembering something, his smile vanished. He pursed his lips and tentatively asked, "My lord, have I been too busy and neglected you...?"

For the first time, Mikel wondered if she had been too selfish. She always left the male insects alone at home, neglecting the fact that male insects also needed companionship.

"No, I didn't mean to blame you," Cheng Chu interrupted Mikel's self-reproach, pulling him inside. Looking into his eyes earnestly, she said, "What I meant was, I missed you."

Why does Mikel like to overthink things so much? Cheng Chu thought to himself, somewhat annoyed.

It seems that from now on, I can't beat around the bush when saying sweet nothings; I have to be direct.

Mikel met the male insect's resolute black eyes, his heart skipped a beat, and a sweet joy exploded within him. He immediately perked up, smiling as he said, "My lord, I've missed you too."

"That's good." Cheng Chu pulled Mikel to sit down on the sofa, pulled him into her arms, and gently placed one hand on Mikel's slightly protruding belly. She said, "Come on, let me give my babies a good hug."

Mikel cooperated, nestled against the male insect's embrace, quietly savoring its warmth and scent. The day's fatigue seemed to dissipate considerably in that moment.

Meanwhile, 0123, who had been ignored, had already gone downstairs to prepare a nutritious dinner for the pregnant woman.

Cheng Chu had dinner with Mikel, and then they picked out new pants together on the StarNet.

Cheng Chu's straight male aesthetic couldn't find anything appealing, nor could he offer any constructive advice.

Mikel deliberately pointed to several ugly-looking, brightly colored pants on the screen and asked the male insect, "Do they look good?"

When Cheng Chu answered sincerely that everything looked good, Mikel knew that she could no longer rely on him for buying clothes.

Therefore, Mikel chose most of the new pants he ordered himself, and Cheng Chu's opinion could be ignored.

They weren't in a hurry to buy supplies for the insect cubs, but they could take a look first.

Both are novices; one is a cold and aloof female soldier who is becoming a female father for the first time, and the other is a college student who hasn't graduated yet and is becoming a father for the first time.

They huddled together, browsing the pages displayed on the screen, showing the things that newly hatched insect larvae needed to prepare in advance.

Baby bottles, sugar-coated yogurt, diapers, special nutrient solution for baby insects, special trace element supplement for baby insects... and so on, a whole bunch of random things.

Some of them, Cheng Chu didn't even know what they were.

Cheng Chu asked 0123, who was standing nearby, "0123, don't we need to prepare baby clothes?"

Upon hearing Cheng Chu's question, 0123 searched for relevant information and read it aloud in a mechanical voice: "Your Excellency, newly hatched insect eggs only need to be watered with special nutrient solution for insect eggs and with the company and comfort of the male and female parents to hatch safely. Newly hatched insect offspring do not need to wear clothes; their body temperature is higher than that of adult insects, and their skin is more sensitive. Putting clothes on them would keep their body temperature constricted, making them very uncomfortable. Therefore, there is no need to prepare clothes for newly hatched insect offspring."

In fact, even though Cheng Chu insisted on preparing clothes for the insect cubs, these clothes were not available for sale in the insect market.

Zerglings typically grow to ten, eleven, or twelve months old before their body temperature gradually decreases. They only need to wear clothes when they feel cold.

Cheng Chu suddenly realized and said "Oh".

Mikel only realized this then. He hadn't seen many newly hatched insects, so he hadn't paid much attention to this kind of thing.

Now, Cheng Chu and Mikel's main task is to figure out what to prepare for the insect eggs in advance.

This is a subject of study, but fortunately there is still enough time for them to learn.